amplitude

A. The word is "amplitude" [am-pli-tood, -tyood]
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/amplitude
- Joe T

B. In Mr. Turtola's class there is an amplitude amount of work that we need to do. (Jess K)

C.

1.	the state or quality of being ample, esp. as to breadth or width; largeness; greatness of extent.
2.	large or full measure; abundance; copiousness.
3.	mental range, scope, or capacity.

www.dictionary.com --Cory M.

D.

This is from http://www.mediacollege.com
-Christa
E.
Freshman year was very easy compared to sophomore year, where we are given amplitude of work. I swear that in the beginning of this year I was given so many essays, every weekend I was writing. Amplitude of work should not be given to students because it gives a lot of unwanted stress. Hopefully next year we will not be given amplitude work and we will all be able to relax.
-Meryam J.

G. In all of the Harry Potter books Harry, Hermoine, Ron as well as the whole student body of Hogwarts learned an amplitude of spells. They were able to learn spells such as alohamora, which unlocked objects and lumos, which made your wand light up. Professor Flitwick was able to amplify their knowledge of spells in the Charms class and Professor McGonagall amplified their spell knowledge in Transfiguration.

-Kamila

H. Two CYCLEs of a sine wave showing the amplitude of the pressure variation.
The word amplitude is used to show the amplitude of a wave.(Julia C)